Let me know what you think of this. Not really medieval or a landscape but is a dragon...

https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2988997004

I recently changed my monitor to 4K with HDR and am now reviewing all wallpapers for greater technical quality and good, interesting content (I exclude everything fictional or fantasy or sports. As for the games / stories - I accept only history-based games and wallpapers)
Indeed, there are already a lot of wallpapers in this resolution, but such refined, just right, it's not too many - or I just need more of them.

Your wallpapers are really just right, and if you are not yet a famous creator in Steam Wallpaper community I guess it is probably beacuse F1 is rather niche genre. You can try something more popular.
Good continuation 👍

Oops my comment was too long so here is the second part:

F1 is definitely my focus but I have tried making a few non-F1 wallpapers. The ones I did were mostly done through trial and error, learning along the way and incorporating some of what worked well into my F1 wallpapers. The main reason I started doing F1 was because I couldn't find any good ones (in my opinion) whereas there seem to be a LOT of AMAZING wallpapers for those genres you mentioned (but we'll see what happens). I do like those genres and if I see a really nice image or get a request, I might get the urge to do something with it. For example, my son asked me to do a Cyberpunk Edgerunners wallpaper (he's a big fan and now I am too) so I made a couple of those recently.

Thanks again for the nice comment!

Thank you very much for the nice comment.

Although I'm still fairly new to F1, I do know enough to say that you stopped watching at the worst possible time. The 2021 season was arguably the best in the history of the sport. If you have not seen the documentary 'Schumacher' on Netflix or the 'Drive to Survive' series, I strongly recommend them both.

Hi, I just have watched a couple of your wallpapers, and I must say you are a true artist who knows how to focus on important details in the compositions, to play skilfully with light, color palette and - last but not least - the animations.

I'm really impressed on all the details and amount of effort you bring to make sure the wallpapers make complete impression to the viewer.
(even despite I actually don't like F1 circus / F1 cars no more and stopped watching races long ago). Brilliant work!

Any chance to see you working on wallpapers about "seasons", "nature", "landscape" or "historical / medieval" themes anytime soon? 😉

Regards